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'''Stanford Extended ASCII''' is a modified version of [[ASCII]] 1963.  It was in use at the [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|AI lab]] (and possibly elsewhere).  The [[Data Disc]] and [[III]] displays used this character set.  It formed the basis for the RFC 698 "TELNET Extended ASCII Option", [[MIT]] Knight TV, [[Lisp machine]], and [[SUPDUP]] character sets.
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'''Stanford Extended ASCII''' is a modified version of [[ASCII]] 1963.  It was in use at the [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|AI lab]] (and possibly elsewhere).  The [[Data Disc]] and [[Information International Inc|III]] displays used this character set.  It formed the basis for the RFC 698 "TELNET Extended ASCII Option", [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] [[Knight TV system]], [[CADR]], and [[SUPDUP]] character sets.
  
 
This table shows where the character sets differ.  (Knight TV and Lispm are identical to SUPDUP.)
 
This table shows where the character sets differ.  (Knight TV and Lispm are identical to SUPDUP.)
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[[Category: Coding Systems]]

Latest revision as of 13:50, 11 April 2025

Stanford Extended ASCII is a modified version of ASCII 1963. It was in use at the AI lab (and possibly elsewhere). The Data Disc and III displays used this character set. It formed the basis for the RFC 698 "TELNET Extended ASCII Option", MIT Knight TV system, CADR, and SUPDUP character sets.

This table shows where the character sets differ. (Knight TV and Lispm are identical to SUPDUP.)

Octal ASCII 63 Stanford RFC 698 SUPDUP ASCII 67
000 · ·
011 γ γ
012 δ δ
013
014 ±
015
026
030 _ _
032 EOF ~
033
136 ^ ^
137 _ _
175 ALTMODE } }
176 ESC } } ~ ~
177 DEL ^ DEL